Ooops. Sent to Matt only before I think... Doh!
Anyway, I've already tried erasing the disk completely (well the first
part anyway). Didn't help.
I've now also tried choosing the 12G c:, rest d: option in unattended's
initial setup part and leaving the format_cmd option out of my
Hi,
The symptoms I see are that when the script gets to the point where the
newly created partition is formatted, I get a screen full of error
writing
sector messages (or some similar message). When this happened, I tried to
I could imagine that - after partitioning - the linux kernel didn't
Onsdag 26 juli 2006 10:11, skrev Falko Trojahn:
Hi Tim,
Unfortunately this version still didn't work. And we already have the
format line there.
This is the workaround I have used on Thinkpads:
Use a Windows XP CD with sp2 integrated, start install, use FAT as filesystem.
I used 2 as
Sometimes I run into a problem using unattended on a machine that is
formatted with FAT32, but I have found a solution that may work for you.
The symptoms I see are that when the script gets to the point where the
newly created partition is formatted, I get a screen full of error writing
sector
OK, further thinking and I realise the content on the drive is probably
my i386 dir, so I still have no idea what's going on.
I might take this laptop home and try to find more out.
Tim Bates wrote:
Falko Trojahn wrote:
Well, I've uploaded another 2.6.17 cvs version with parted 1.6.22
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Hi Tim,
Unfortunately this version still didn't work. And we already have the
format line there.
I just did another run, but this time edited the doit.bat before it did
it. I took the last line off so setup didnt start, then I continued. I
Falko Trojahn wrote:
Well, I've uploaded another 2.6.17 cvs version with parted 1.6.22
which I have in use here:
http://www.smi-softmark.de/unattendedcvs/unattended-cvs-2.6.17.tar.bz2
What I recently had was an Compaq Evo N800c with the famous NTLDR
message, and when I reactivated the line
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Hi Tim,
Just got some new laptops in at the school I work for. They are
HP/Compaq nx6325. I just ran Unattended on them, and it ran OK until it
rebooted and I got the dreaded NTLDR Missing message. I'm not entirely
sure what the specs are as
Hi people.
Just got some new laptops in at the school I work for. They are
HP/Compaq nx6325. I just ran Unattended on them, and it ran OK until it
rebooted and I got the dreaded NTLDR Missing message. I'm not entirely
sure what the specs are as the docs are fairly limited. I have a feeling
